by Paul Briggs

Because of some construction being done on the east side of Lafayette, there is a one lane bridge being used by traffic going in both directions and governed by a single traffic light. Recently I found myself stopped at the front of the line at this traffic light.

by Abraham Cremeens

This week in Titus, we will focus on biblical leadership and its role in a healthy church. Any conversation on leadership is certainly multifaceted. We could talk about character, skill, ambition, and a host of other topics. Many aspects go into good leadership. But I’d like to hone in on the pursuit of taking initiative. In this respect, we all are leaders.

by Abraham Cremeens

Do you recall your last process of “church shopping”? In my experience, choosing a church home has been a difficult journey. When we moved to Lafayette, it took us about six months of visiting churches before we found and committed to Kossuth. I can still recall each new round of first impressions. I recall feeling torn at times, thinking about the compromises we would have to make at church X or church Y.

by Bill Davis

We underestimate the impact of sin to the peril of underestimating what Christ accomplished on the cross. We Christians don’t carry on about sin and sinfulness in order to hold some self-righteous burden over others’ heads; we do so as a measuring stick to grasp the amazing and infinite grace God has shown us and all who believe.